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We are they!
by Lew Duffey → (All Poetry by Lew Duffey)
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If you browse online or read the papers you will see an ongoing argument. The news media has picked up on those who believe global warming is a product of man’s industrial revolution. Others say, it makes no matter because global warming is simply a part of the Earth’s constant change. No matter which way you believe please consider this. Whether it is caused by man or not, if we can stop it shouldn’t we try? Visit the link below to see some of the early warning signs of global warming. I hope you gain something from my poem.

http://www.climatehotmap.org/



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They use the earth without consideration.

They dirty the air and the water throughout the nation.

 

They find economy of far more importance than the Earth.

They suck it dry of it’s ecological worth.

 

They drive around in automobiles caring only for comforts.

They take no time to consider making the effort.

 

The Earth grows old and is being used up by the industrial revolution.

This is a melancholy part of mans evolution.

 

We have grown weaker and wiser but not wise enough to understand

of the world we leave behind for our children to withstand.

 

Yes, you may have noticed I changed they to We.

For they, my friend is comprised of you and of me.

 

If we do not work our children will have no life to live.

Let us learn to withstand the inconvenience so we can give.

 

Give to our offspring the life they deserve.

We brought them into this world and it is they we should serve.


 


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Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on June 21, 2007
I agree with you, Lew. Man has been completely abusive towards the Earth and it is high time we began to try and undo the damage or, at the very least, mitigate any further damage. Love and blessings to you,

Regis


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